About Cranford Hall.

The Main frontage of the house

At Cranford Hall you, are in the heart of traditional England, in a magnificent example of an English country manor house.

Built in 1720 by the same family who still occupy the house, Cranford Hall is a haven of unpretentious beauty in harmony with its picturesque Northamptonshire surroundings.

The Georgian mansion's mellow Weldon stone gleams in the sunlight in a peaceful rural setting which includes the ancient St Andrews Church, nearby Jacobean farmhouse, and beautiful parkland.

The twin villages of Cranford St Andrew and Cranford St John are a delight to walk around, offering timeless limestone cottages and stone walls, a babbling brook and graceful bridge, two Norman Churches, the historic and circular Dovecote, and a welcoming pub.

Bygone charm is closely linked with the modern world.  Communications are excellent, and the village is just two minutes from the A14 dual carriageway, and a 10 minute drive from Kettering Railway Station.  The market town of Kettering has several large hotels, good shopping and entertainment.

The house is the center of a traditional rural estate, combining farming, estate management, and more modern activities, including corporate entertainment, private parties and weddings - all under the personal management of its owners.